counterparts, as well as the expectations of the shareholders in those ventures, are sufficiently distinct to warrant a different …

This article considers the approaches to the remedies which are available to minority shareholders for conduct by the …

concentrated. The presence of dominant shareholders alters the role of institutional investors by limiting their voting influence … and minority shareholders (when ownership is concentrated); and by creating new potential conflicts of interest when …-reaching measures to empower minority shareholders, we find that: (1) Institutional investors rarely vote against insider …

low cost to steer growth or sustainably manage their debts. Minority shareholders can effectively increase equity stake in … the situations where they can lobby majority shareholders to abstain in any rights issue to enable minority shareholders … shareholder.While minority shareholders might be vying for more equity through rights issue, the process itself might not bring …

In his article, Controlling Family Shareholders in Developing Countries: Anchoring Relational Exchange, Professor … shareholders nonetheless have so many minority shareholders through new equity issuances? (“Gilson's riddle”); and (2) if laws are … inefficient and do not protect investors, as the conventional view explains, why do minority shareholders still invest their money …

In view of the increasingly severe exploitation of minority shareholders and the existence of double agency costs in … China, it is necessary to provide strong protection for minority shareholders in China in order to build an investor …-friendly system. By enabling minority shareholders to prevent misconducts of majority shareholders and managers, legal system has made …

Minority shareholders in China face the risk of exploitation by both managers and majority shareholders. This is due to …

‘Minority shareholders' is the weakest strata of a company and the rule laid down in Foss v. Harbottle acts as a bar to …